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Congress says America and Russia should ratify it first, which could mean a long delay.The next prime minister will also have the tricky task of making war and peace with Pakistan simultaneously.

Following the passage of a deeply divisive health bill, we are now in the middle of the authorisation of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), the bodies that have been given the tricky task of making clinical commissioning a reality.

Sounding a lot like Alan Campbell from the original Broadway production, Ray's unlocked the tricky task of making us care for this smarmy antihero.

It's a tricky task to make the engine both light and efficient in thin air.

This uncommon difference in pace between the public and the politicians -- usually the politicians wait for public opinion to guide them -- makes a tricky task of formulating campaign strategy.

On his cut stone, the carver first traces the basic shapes in pencil (for particularly exuberant originals, a clay model may be made to help in the tricky task of turning a two-dimensional drawing into a three-dimensional carving).

Since Takenaka's success other boltmakers have made copycat versions but have been unable to master the tricky task of producing material that stays together under stress.

I was resigned to the tricky task of organising two different placements (one for each language), a task made more complicated by me being a wheelchair user.

From India to Africa and South America, the tricky task of getting rich has become harder.In this section How to fire up America Made in China?

The tricky task of pulling toxic pollutants out of groundwater may have just grown easier.

South Korea's new leader will face the tricky task of mopping up the aftermath.